I just came across this forum and have a very similar question, experience. I have been on Prolia for 6 years and was put on it without consulting me about potential dental issues. After a year or two I discovered that I would have problems having dental work. At the time I already had about 15 crowns and a bridge and three root canals so I'm surprised I was even prescribed Prolia. Now I'm at a point where my parathyroid is starting to the elevated, as well as my blood calcium. I have only been seeing a bone health specialist, nurse practitioner, for 6 years that I've been on Prolia. I recently had a failed bridge and had to have a bone graft which took just fine. I was told I could have dental work, two implants installed, approximately 4 months after my last Prolia injection, which I did. After 2 weeks the bone started to erode in my jawline where the implant was located so my oral surgeon removed both implants and I am in the process of healing now. Due to my elevated parathyroid and my strong feeling that I should no longer be on prolia, we are searching for answers to what I can transition to an off from Prolia. Seem to be caught in a very big catch 22 situation, with regards to what medication I can take into whether I can ever have my dental work completed. I have now made an appointment to see an endocrinologist as well as a rheumatologist, to explore what would be the best course of action. I am postmenopausal and had a hysterectomy at age 35 so I don't know if some of the oral medications will work for me? I was told reclast is not an option for me because of the potential damage to my jaw. My bone health specialist is recommending Evista but I don't like the side effects that I'm reading about. Does anyone have any input as to what might work in my situation? Something that I can transition to so that I can get off of Prolia, without damaging my jaw any further? I've been told I cannot just call turkey off Prolia and also that I may never be able to have dental work again, meaning I will be missing three teeth on the lower right side of my mouth? I am very depressed about my lack of options at this point. I am bound and determined to not continue Prolia any longer I think there are other side effects of experiencing due to the length of time I've been on this drug.